The dynabloom should pretty much be all you need, but only for the bloom cycle. If you look at the contents, you'll see it has a bunch of the micronutes in there as well. Make sure you follow the directions on how much to use, so it pays to read the label. There's a difference between soil and hydroponic grows for this brand, in how much you use per gallon of water. Remember that the bloom version is for bloom only, as the higher phosphorus is designed to provide flowering and budding what it needs. Maybe try a grow fert until you switch to 12/12 lighting, the use the bloom. Your plants may not need to be given fert with each watering. If leaves look pale green and yellowing, they probably need a little nitrogen. If leaf tips are turning brown without going yellow first, that's probably too much nitrogen. After a while, and some reading, you begin to learn that specific problems have specific signs at certain times in a grow. It's just like being a doctor in that you diagnose the problem based on what you know and see. By the way, you've sure spent some payola on ferts. No offense, but it's a lesson learned - it just ain't necessary. Maybe grow some tomatoes to get your money's worth, eh?
polishpollack Reviewed by polishpollack on . Is this Mag & Cal or ? deficiency? Hello... We're growing indoors in soil. Take a look at these photos. Does it look like a magnesium &/or calcium deficiency? The plants just started their 6th week in flower. We fertilize every other watering & pH is always around the mid 6's. PPM in our water is around 60. Day temp in the room is around 75. Thanks for your help. 289924289925289926289927289928 Rating: 5